On paper, English festivals are the rankest of the fucking rank.
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Even the richest soil, if left uncultivated will produce the rankest weeds.
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It is hard to explain this kind of attitude except in the rankest of political contexts.
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Some of the rankest sexism of the past several decades of Hollywood comedy can indeed be slickly resolved with a gender swap.
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It is impossible to prove what happened that night, but Nixon believed the Kennedys had employed the rankest sort of political larceny to win.
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For better or worse, the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution protects "the speech we hate," including the rankest forms of anti-Semitic speech.
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For the F.A., claiming to be the world's policeman while turning a blind eye to apparent offenses at home would have been the rankest hypocrisy.
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This proposed rule is the rankest form of scapegoating, linked to Attorney General Jeff Sessions and his 2015 white paper erroneously blaming legal immigrants for job losses among citizens.
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His campaign, his surrogates, his supporters, and the candidate himself leaned into characterizations of Clinton as unlikable, corrupt, untrustworthy, establishment (though Sanders did admonish some of the rankest sexism from his supporters).
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So, why on Earth would a company decide to elevate the perceived unpleasantness of safe sex by pairing it with one of the rankest, most foul-smelling foods that the natural world has to offer?
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"They were quite willing in the Chinese market year upon year to censor on the rankest of ideological bases to promote the most repressive authoritarian regime in the world because they thought it was in their interest," Hawley said.
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For a company that has spoken loudly and often over the past year about its commitment to reduce the spread of misinformation, the fact that it had hired a crisis communications agency to actively spread misinformation was hypocrisy of the rankest sort.
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There is a moral argument for these policies: Latino immigrants sustain our food system, and it is the rankest hypocrisy to enjoy the fruits of their labor without doing what we can to make sure that they can walk the streets without fear.
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But I think the fans out there would love to see me matched up with him." The president of BRO, Shaw Sullivan, assured everyone that Bodacious would not be put into a draw. "It'll be a match," Sullivan said. "With West matched against him, it would be the rankest bull in the world and the rankest bull rider.
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He was born on the Mediterranean island of Sardinia (then under Vandal rule), the son of Fortunatus; Jeffrey Richards notes that he was born a pagan, and "perhaps the rankest outsider" of all the Ostrogothic Popes, most of whom were members of aristocratic families. Symmachus was baptized in Rome, where he became Archdeacon of the Roman Church under Pope Anastasius II (496–498).
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The United States > Government is warned against accepting this man Rothfuss as a volunteer, for > he has certainly shown himself to be the rankest kind of a deserter in the > face of duty. Rothfuss had returned to Newark in late May, and he played for semi- professional teams in New Jersey later that summer."Newark Nuggets". Sporting Life. May 28, 1898. p. 4.
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He also rode Cowboy Soul for 83 points and Legacy for 87.50 points. He was bucked off Pile Driver 4.65 seconds. This win in Springfield put him in 6th place in the World Standings. Harris spent this season challenging the rankest bulls, such as Smooth Operator, Little Red Jacket, and the late Mick E. Mouse, but not quite getting a qualified ride on any of them.
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Critical reception for Wonder was positive, and much of the novel's praise centered upon its "thoughtful "what if" scenarios". In contrast, the National Post expressed disappointment in the final book of the trilogy as they felt that the main flaws were "Sawyer's Pollyanna faith in the benefits of technology" and the insertion of several viewpoints in the book that they stated had an "eerie resemblance to the rankest propaganda".
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"Jess Lockwood, still gnawing on his mouthpiece, grabbed his bull rope and briskly walked out of the arena to a dark corner of the Wise County Fairgrounds." Derek Kolbaba soon followed him after bucking off Long John. Bruiser was one of the bulls at the Young Guns Challenge at the J.W. Hart PBR Challenge Velocity Tour event in Decatur, Texas, in early June, where rookies were given a shot at the rankest (difficult) bulls from the BFTS. Young Jess Lockwood was matched up with Bruiser.
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AFL president Gompers temporarily passed on the gavel at the convention so that he himself could speak on the floor during the debate which followed."Excerpts from News Accounts of the 1911 Convention of the AFL in Atlanta," Samuel Gompers Papers Vol. 8, pg. 284. Gompers declared himself to have long been in favor of expansion of the initiative and referendum and accused the socialists of having systemically and intentionally published "the rankest untruth" and "vile falsehood" about his actual sentiments on the matter.
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He is a competitor for eight seconds, then he is friendly in the back pens or in the pasture with his owners. H.D. and Lambert both say that the combination of great bucking bull but gentle disposition is a rare one. In fact, Lambert says "We’ll never, ever see another Bruiser". Hart says "He’ll be in the conversation of all-time best bull, but I don’t think he’s in the conversation for the rankest...The degree of difficulty is just not near that of Bushwacker or Dillinger, but he’s got the show".
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When 2004 World Champion Mike Lee rode a three-year-old Bruiser in 2014 at a Touring Pro Division event the bull was virtually unknown at the time and very immature. Since then Lee has been on over 1,000 bulls to date, especially on the rankest bulls in the PBR. Lee said that the five-year-old Bruiser this year is a very different bull who has matured immensely. In July, in Vernal, Utah, at a PRCA event, Cole Melancon rode Bruiser for a qualified ride for a very high score of 92.50 points. Bruiser was marked 46 bull points.
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The two events brought him the 110 points and a return to the BFTS which started with the Ty Murray Invitational. He finished in the 34th slot in the Ty Murray Invitational, an event which Stormy Wing won. On Sunday, March 26, at the PBR BFTS Ak-Chin Invitational in Glendale, Arizona, Harris met up with the rankest (most difficult to ride) bull in the PBR, Air Time, who has only been ridden once. They met in the Championship Round, and Air Time bucked him off in 2.13 seconds to earn a high bull score of 45.25 points.
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Tuff, > who tried the bull four times, rode him the third and almost died the > fourth, says Bodacious was one of the rankest bulls of all time, even though > "by the end he was basically a cheap shot artist who would Sunday punch > you." Sammy says the bull’s fame has to do with timing. Bodacious was a > world-class athlete, but more important, he came along as TV was providing > the sport with more coverage, he got tried by the best and, let’s face it, > he was amazing to watch... "Lord only knows, rodeo needs heroes," says > Sammy.
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Pettipiece's position on racial matters was ambivalent. In March 1908 he wrote in The Trades Unionist that "In the fastest growing Oriental section of the city every conceivable sort of the rankest kind of "sweat shops" exist; or perhaps thrive would be a better term. And as sort of a refuge for the social garbage as a result of such economic conditions, the Chinese have provided the town with plenty of opium joints, where over 100 white women, social outcasts who have fallen to the last depths of degradation, are imprisoned victims of these monstrous dens of iniquity." In 1913 Pettipiece was asked about Asiatic immigration in an interview.
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Man with a Racket, The Autobiography of Pancho Gonzales, as Told to Cy Rice (1959) The top-ranked American player, Schroeder, decided at the last moment not to play in the U.S. Championships and Gonzales was seeded No. 8 in the tournament. To the surprise of most observers, he won it fairly easily by a straight-set victory over the South African Eric Sturgess in the finals with his powerful serve-and-volley game. As The New York Times story of that first win began, "The rankest outsider of modern times sits on the tennis throne." His persona at the time was strikingly different from what it would become in future years.
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News reporting was extended to new fields of local affairs, and the intense rivalry of all too numerous competitors awoke the beginnings of that rush for the earliest reports, which was to become the dominant trait in American journalism. The editor evolved into a new type. As a man of literary skill, or a politician, or a lawyer with a gift for polemical writing, he began to supersede the contributors of essays as the strongest writer on the paper. Much of the best writing, and of the rankest scurrility, be it said, was produced by editors born and trained abroad, like Bache of the Aurora, Cobbett, Cooper, Gales, Cheetham, Callender, Lyon, and Holt.
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After a year as first vice- president, he became president in 1928 and kept the post (except for a one- year break in 1933) through 1935. In that capacity, he was able to secure peace between the NCAA and AAU, with the former gaining the right to certify college students as amateurs, and greater representation on the AOA's executive board. Brundage quickly displayed what writer Roger Butterfield had termed "a dictatorial temperament" in a 1948 article for Life magazine. In 1929, American track star Charlie Paddock stated that Brundage and other sports officials were making money for the AOC by using him as a gate attraction, while treating him badly; Brundage shot back accusing Paddock of "untruths" and "sensationalism of the rankest sort".
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Gluck wanted to return opera to its origins, focusing on human drama and passions and making words and music of equal importance. The effects of these Gluckist reforms were seen not only in his own operas but in the later works of Mozart; the arias now become far more expressive of the individual emotions of the characters and are both more firmly anchored in, and advance, the storyline. Richard Wagner was to praise Gluck's innovations in his 1850 essay "Opera and Drama": " The musical composer revolted against the wilfulness of the singer"; rather than "unfold[ing] the purely sensuous contents of the Aria to their highest, rankest, pitch", Gluck sought "to put shackles on Caprice's execution of that Aria, by himself endeavouring to give the tune [...] an expression answering to the underlying Word-text".Wagner (1995) 26–7.
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